390 NOMENCLATURE OF THE APPLE. 
125 ‘‘Gold Ridge’’ originated in California.— Benj. Buckman. 
127 ‘‘Grassy Mountain”’ is thought to be from Virginia.—Benj. Buckman. 
128 ‘Great Mogul” and ‘‘Grosser Mogul” (page 132) are identical.— Benj. Buck- 
man. 
128 Insert ‘‘ Green Cheese. PJB’94. Syn. of Carolina Greening.”’ 
129 Insert ‘‘ Green Crank. PJB’94. Syn. of Carolina Greening.”’ 
129 Among the synonyms of ‘‘G@reen Newtown,’’ for ‘‘Newtown Pippin” read 
‘‘Newton Pippin.”’ 
131 ‘‘Greist’’ and ‘‘Griest”’ are the same.—Downing’s Manuscript. 
132 To the synonyms of ‘‘Grosh’’ add ‘‘ Libhart.”’ 
132 Insert ‘‘ Gross. JAY. Syn. of Nickajack.”’ 
133 For ‘‘Grouzin” read ‘‘Grouzier.”’ 
133 For ‘‘@ully W.”’ read ‘‘ Gully W.”’ 
138 ‘‘ Haskell” and ‘‘ Haskall Sweet’’ appear to be distinct varieties.—Downing’s 
Manuscript. 
138 Insert ‘‘ Haslep. FDNCo. Syn. of Heslep.”’ 
140 ‘‘Hemmenger’”’ and ‘‘Hemmingberger”’ are probably identical.— Benj. Buck- 
man. 
141 ‘‘Henry Clay”’ is thought to be a California seedling.— Benj. Buckman. 
141 ‘“‘Herndon’’ and ‘‘Sangamon’’ (page 274) are the same. It originated in IIli- 
nois.—Benj. Buckman. 
142 After ‘‘Heslep. A’97:,’’ insert ‘‘Syn. Haslep.”’ 
143 ‘“‘Himbeer”’ is probably ‘‘Livland Raspberry” (page 181).—Benj. Buckman. 
145 As asynonym of ‘‘ Hollister”? add ‘‘Red Winter Sweet.’’—Benj. Buckman. 
145 ‘“‘Hollman” may prove to be ‘‘Minkler”’ (page 199).— Benj. Buckman. 
147 In the description of ‘‘Hoover,”’ for ‘‘yrs’’ read ‘‘drs.”’ 
149 To the synonyms of ‘‘Hubbardston”’ add ‘‘American Blush.”’ 
150 For ‘‘Hubbardston Pippin” read ‘‘Hubbardton Pippin.” 
152 For ‘‘Hybill’’ read ‘‘ Hyfill.”’ 
152 Insert ‘‘ Illinois Buckingham. GarM’60. Syn. of Buckingham.”’ 
152 For ‘‘Illinois Greening. W.’’ read ‘‘ Jilinois Greening. W. Syn. of Curtis 
Greening.’’—Downing’s Manuscript. 
153 For ‘‘Iowa. Hort’70. Syn. Iowa Russet’’ read -‘‘Jowa. Hort’70. Syn. of 
Iowa Russet.”’ 
154 For ‘‘Jowa Russet. Dap. Syn. of Iowa’’ read ‘‘Iowa Russet. Dap. Syn. 
lowa.”’ 
155 ‘‘Ize’’ originated in Sangamon County, Il]l.—Benj. Buckman. 
159 For ‘‘Jones’s Green. R.” read ‘‘Jones Green. R.”’ 
159 For ‘‘Jones’s Seedling. JVL.’’ read ‘‘Jones Seedling. JVL.”’ 
159 For ‘‘Jones’s Seedling of N. Z.”’ read ‘‘ Jones Seedling of N. Z.”’ 
160 ‘‘Jumbo”’ isa very large apple received from the Virginia Experiment Station.— 
Benj. Buckman. 
161 For ‘‘ Kalkidou” read ‘‘ Kalkidon.”’ 
161 ‘‘ Kansas Keeper ”’ is not ‘‘ Stark.’’—Benj. Buckman. 
162 ‘‘Keespomet’’ is probably ‘‘ Keeskemet.”’— Benj. Buckman. 
162 ‘‘ Keiser Fall”’ is probably of Pennsylvania origin.—Ben). Buckman. 
162 ‘‘Keiser William” should read ‘‘ Kaiser Wilhelm” (page 161).— Benj. Buck- 
man. 
163 For ‘‘Kentucky Long Stem”’ read ‘‘ Kentucky Longstem.”’ 
164 ‘‘Kentucky Sweet” and ‘‘ London Sweet”’ (page 182) are the same here.— Benj. 
Buckman. 
165 ‘‘Kineaid”’ isa Menard County, Ill., early fall apple.—Benj. Buckman. 
171 ‘‘Lady Waldron” is of English origin and distinct from ‘‘Waldon’’ (page 
323).— Benj. Buckman. 
